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PHYSICIAN AND SUR
III geon. Office: SIS Eighth street, between
II and l. Residence, nest door O1ice hours:
Cal
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THIS morning navy blue, brown Prussian
and garnet, real French tricotine. worth
81 %, to be sold for 50 cents. Clunie q
Kiley, corner K and Eighth streets.
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EMBRorpKRY sale Wednesday at Clunie
& Kiley's.
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CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SAC
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I. G.. SHAW
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. F. WIZARD,

yTORMERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY HOS
e pital, Chicago, Graduate Of Chicago Medi-
cal College Special attention given to treat
ment of catarrh and diseases OF the eye. ear ald
skin. Once. 5l3 x street, between Fifth and
Sixth, Osfice Hours to II A. ~. to 5, and .
to p " RESIDENCE. 1877 sixth street. u
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ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.-On a
warrant issued by Justice Raymond, of
Costumes, Constable Heath arrested in
Amador county. on Sunday, Warren Kirk
endall and Will Gibbett, on a charge OF
grand larceny, it being alleged that they
stole horse belonging to NJ. E. Carbine, of
Costumes. The Justice notified District
Attorney Biuner of the arrest, and re-
uuested that officials presence to prosecute
the matter before him yesterday; but, Mr..
Bruner being engaged i'll murder trial be-
fore the Superior Court, he had to send
message to Justice Raymond suggesting
continuance, if possible.
WINTER FRUTs.-A fine sample of ripe
1aspberries was received at this Office yes
terday, from the premises of DR.. Frey, near
Newcastle, where they were grown in the
open air and without any protection
They were as perfect in size and color as If
picked in the summer, and the flavor was
most exquisite Also, a beautiful cluster OF five
lemons upon small twig came from the
same grounds. the two forming an interest
ing bouquet for inspection of visitors just
arriving from the East, where they
emerged from 20o-below-zero blizzard.
Cry TREAsuRY.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday,
January 18th: Clarence Nelson, cemetery
dues. $50 Is; John T. Stafford. water rates,
81 ,043 H. l.. Buckley, Police Court fines,
81 so; George A. Putnam, city LICENSES,
81, 1856 IS; George A. Putnam, dog licenses
| Sc -: John Ryan, street assessment
S415 A. Total receipts, 2Ss9 Il. Total
disbursements, 81 ,124 0s. Total amount IN
City Treasury, S94,7s7 %.
CAPITAL Gas CeMPASY.-At the annual
meeting of the Capital Gas Company, held
yesterday, the old Directors were reelected
as follows: ]. r. Watson. Frank Miller
C. II. Cummings, B. q. Steinman, Oliver
Eldridge, John Mckee and VIM. Alyord
Subsequently, the Directors reelected Mr.
Watson as President, and Mr.. Cumming.
as Secretary and Treasurer.
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business Advertisements.
Farms for sale-W P. Coleman.
Lost-Moss agate breastpin.
Groceries-T. ii. Cook & Co.
Ked House-TO-day's programme.
Melnstock * Lubin-Oyereoats.
Wanted-Twenty-fi boys.
House TO let-Seventeenth and E streets.
The Hickey Colony-E. X. Alsip Il Co.
Carbolic smoke ball
Sealed proposals for building sewer.
Sealed proposals for fuel.
Wanted-Situation as wet-nurse.
For sale-Eive young stations.
Lost-Lady's silver watch.
Wanted-Twenty-two loads of dust
A new firm name
Orange trees, frtit and shade trees.
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ADVERTISEMENT sIENTIoN.

st. Paul's Church-Lecture postponed.
Lily OF the Valley Lodge-1his evening.
Confidenee Lodge, X. of P.-This evening.
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DENTISTRY.

II. II. P1EKSONs
DENTIST, l6 J STREET, BE
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacra- 6yXSa
mento Artificial Teeth inserted on 4lIO
Gold, Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide on
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac
ton Of teeth. I'm
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
UNION STOCK YARDS.
What Progress They are Making at the New
Yards.

Although the building of the above has
been delayed somew hat by the lack Of ma
terial, yet enough has been accomplished to
demand notice Half of the eight acres Sc
cured by the com pany at the junction of the
Fl Scott and Santa Fe in the northern part
of the city and already mentioned several
different times in this paper, has been COW
cred with roofing. The pens are all in course
Of construction, the northeast half of the
eight acres being divided into hog pens and
the other half into cattle-pens, all of which
will be covered With the roofing, this beir &
the only yard west entirely covered. Also
removable panels have been provided, which
will be placed on the north or any side liable
to strong gales. The TT. Scott and Santa Fe
each have built a side track, and the Rock
Island soon will be requested to do like
wise
The work on the thr zee story ho-
tel at this place has reached the
second story. Thirteen Office rooms OIL the
first floor of this will be fitted up, one of
which the stock yard company will occupy
The company at first hoped to have the yards
in operation by the first of September, but
owing the numerous delays caused by the
lack of material the company viii not com
mence business until a month later.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
THAT FISH MARKET.

The suggestion of the EAGLE touching a
fish market which would supply cur people
with the fine fish furnished by Galveston and
other gulf markets seems to have been one
which addressed itself TO the best Judgment
of many. In addition to the Endorsement Of
Mr. Trimble letter received from II. Mey-
ers, Greensburg, yesterday, announces that
he stands ready to go into such an enter
prise, making it Wholesale and retail, and
that he would start for Galveston immedi-
ately to close arrangements, provided nobody
had made any move in that direction. We
are pleased TO announce that a firm capable
of handling the business has already been or
gained, and from what they tell us it won't
be many days ere they will be ready not only
to supply our people but the dealers OF sur
rounding towns.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
LADIES BENEVOLENT HOME.
Who " ere They?

To the Editor of the Eagle.
The managers of the Ladies Benevolent
Home desire to ask through your valuable
paper Who the ''ladiesn were who were out on
..
a"collecting and soliciting tour" about the
first Of this month endeavoring to collect
so for fireworks on the Fourth OF July, and
promising to donate to our home all the
money not used in fireworks. No surplus has
vet reached Us. We did not authorize any
one to make such solicitation, and we are
inclined to believe that the two ladies who
constituted themselves such COMMITTEES did
not celebrate Will they please report the
success of their benevolent" mission TO the
BOARD or MANAGERS
OF the Ladies' Benevolent Home.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
+ escaped AGAIN.

1e sterday morning notice appeared in
| the EAGLE that Dave Black, a man who muir.
dered United States soldier at Kiowa dur
| ing the Indian fright there, and who was
under bail of $1,000 at Kingman, had skip
ped that town and had been corralled by the
officers here end surrendered himself to
Deputy Sheriff Brown. This was late Friday
evening. At the time of his capture he
asked Deputy Sheriff Brown if he was going
to take him to jail. and stated that he did
not wish to so aud would pay for guards to
watch him until morning when he would GO
| back to kjngman without warrant This
proposition Brown accepted and took HIM, al
his equest, to the gambling place in the
second story Of the Furley block and placed
To n Mcnamara and Frank Van Eaton, who
ware deputized for the occasion, on guard
over him. Mr.. Browns wife was unwell and
this was tie reason fer not remaing himself.
This gambling place contains five success
sive rooms running north and south, with
double sliding doors between them. THERE'S
an addition being built at the back, leaving
the east room open On the south. This the
watches did not know and when
about o'clock yesterday morn
ing the prisoner passed by the
officers, who were having little game of
draw poker, on the pretense Of getting a
drink of water in the south room no doubt
| of Blacks security was felt. Black went
down ladder that had been left by the
wor kmen ind reached the bottom in safety.
but in getting onto the building slipped and
fell The noise Of the falling attracted officer
lrelands attention, who was on Douglas
aven ne: he perceived Black and gave chase.
For two blocks Ireland pursued, steadily
gaining upon him, and as the fugitive la
bored under difficulties, as it was afterwards
found that he had fractured his ankle in the
fall, the officer soon had him in custody He
found S255 on the prisoners person after tax
ing him to the city prison, and calling Dr.
Will ans, who relieved the suffering man
Shortly afterwards Deputy Brown took him
from the city TO the county Jail, where he
now is under the care OF doctor He viii
not be taken to Kingman until he RECEIVERS
from the fracture.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
WORKS OF ART.

Miss AIthea Sherman Of Carleton College,
Minnesota, is spending the summer with Mrs.
DIR. ST. John, on North Lawrence avenue,
aud hopes to organize class in art for the
sumner vacation. she has spent m.1y yeart
in the pursuit of her favorite study; was a
student OF some of the leading Instructors of
America, and a member Of the Art Lesgue
of New York.
Among her collections are large number
of paintings, crayon. charcoal and pencil
sketches taken during her extensive travel
through some Of the most picturesque sec
tons Of this country. They all show marks
of artistic skill and ability. and viii well re-
paw visit and Inspection
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
as follows: Shawnee, $12, o4S, 1913; Sedgwick
$40 o4S rS9. Toavanuorfb 60 -eo cog

as follows: Shawnee, $12,04S, 1913; Sedgwick,
$40, GAS, 7S2; Leavenworth, s., re-, 695.
Several interesting features in favor Of
Wichita are to be found by comparisons with
other cities in the state. Wichita has added
forty-three per cent. Topeka shows an
increase of 1-2 per cent. Atchison and Leav.
enworth each show increases of one third Of
one per cent.
Topeka and Wichita show about a, 900 ,OOI
worth zach of outside or unimproved lots
Still the former only shows net increase OF
sS19 PA, while Wichita increased s4,729, 324
The values of property in Wichita are from
four to six times above their assessed values
as will be readily seen when it is stated that
the northeast corner of Market and Douglas
for which $4,000 was refused, is assessed al
IS, COO.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
THE FIRST TRAIN.

Last evening ~ 10: - the first T'azeugsr
train on the Rock Island arrived, consisting
Of two coAches baggage and express car assa
engine No I16. II came down from bar
rington. q little town seventy four naiies
northeast. 70 be prepared 20 start on The reg
ular trip east tomorrow morning at Stu
The regular train from the ease VIII arrive
tomorrow evening at 10. Train No. IVES
under The charge Of J. b. Williams. con
ductor, Brakeman Campbell, Rxpresnan
Mills and Engineer Canpbsa ~ the Throttle.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
AMUSEM ENTS.
GEOLOGICAL MusECM

A crowded house greeted "Peck's Bad Boy
at the Geological Museum last night, and the
ceived proves conciusively that it is the hit
of the season thus far. In fact the financial
as well as the artistic success OF the comedy
has induced the managers 70 continue Its run
for Monday and Tuesday, in order that sll
patrons of this house may be able TO witness
the funniest Of comedies. New business,
new songs and new ideas will be introduced
in the play Monday and Tuesday, conse-
quently if any one desires an hour Of solid
fun, visit the ''Zeo.n
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
W. c. T. e. NOTICE.

The board of directors are specially re
quested to be present at the next meeting at
upper room 4, No. 30 Douglas avenue, Tues
day, at 3 p. m.
The committees viii be appointed and
Plans OF work discussed for the ensuing
year.
A full attendance Of the membership is
also desired. Come with your mind made up
as TO what line. Of work you would like 10
engage in this year, and get your appoint
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
MORE ExcURsIosIsrs.

Wagon Wheel Gap il IN the San Lais val
ley, Colorado, at the end Of branch Of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad The foilov-
ing ladies' and gentlemen Ieave this afternoon
at O'Clock IN Sleeper chartered for The
trip: Mrs D. Hays, Mrs.. Hirsra Oliver. g..
g. Matthews and wife, Colonel Smith sni
Wife. Ch2riis snytps and wife. Judge Wall
and wife, Mr. Fabrsgue and Mis- Matte,
?. W. Oliver and ~ife. Marx Oliver and wife,
Ms z. 2. Murdock, Mis- VIVA Caldwell
and Mr.. Il Hayz
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
REFUSED TO BE STOLEN.

Night before last an attempt was made 70
steal hose from Rev. S. l.. Hamilton, who
lives on East Lincoln street. The thief
wrenchsd the lock of the stable door, and
bridling the horse, mounted bin bareback
The animal not being broke TO ride, lit out
with his wonld-be captor in frantic shape,
and before ne had proceeded hundred
yard.. threw the rider heavily to the ground
Mr. Hamilton hearing the racket, went oSt
to inve<tigate, AID met the horse returning
to the barn, his feet tangled up IN the rsins
but the thief bad DISAPPEARED in the dark
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
4. Il. G.

The Lawn Tennis club is progressing rap
idly and ga ming in favor. The membership
was limited 70 %; the club nos numbers q.
and az there are now In nine applications for
membership. II viii be necessary 70 sisct at
the next meeting. Tuesday, the necessary
number 70 complete this list. ~ the last
meeting number Of ladies were pres<S. and
besides several very en joyable gnrnes a social
time was eogaged In Afterwards.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
AN ANNUAL SERMON.

In view of his starting upon bis summers
vacation this week. the Rev. Ckas. J. Adams
discourses this morning at 81. Johns church
on "A glance Of the past year He will
show what the church has dcne in the past
year that he has been among US, and indi
which we are entering. An annual serTnon
in live church is always an Interesting
thing
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

In 1886 the population of cities and towns
in Kansas of over COO people amounted to
an aggregate of $4,000. The population of
Kansas has increased until there are now
within the state st least ], 500 900 people and
one-thir6 of this number is within our cites
and towns.
The following table shows the population
Of the principal cities of Kansas for this year
so far as we are able to get information In
this table it will be seen that Topeka leads,
while Wichita is second and Leaveuworth
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
ALL HIGHT.

J. Oak D&Tsison viii reach hou8s this
morning o. this evening frcza Boston. He
vas ssen In Chicago DAP before yesterday
and he reports tbs r.astsr of Eia rp>rsaI mis-
sion Haste In tia interest," ~ the city. all
right Zbersis millions tn IL for Wichita.
aye, uazlitous upon millions.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
NAEKfEp.

In this city July IL. by The Rev. W. y.
Harper, a; the Baptist parsozaags. Mr.. J.
Mcfarland aud Aiz Bes~ieT. Hail. daughter
Of DR.. Z z Hall. Mr. Mcfarland Eas for
ms-iy u AInnesosa bat is.sr u western
Kansas The happy coop5s departed "a Tie
5 ?. M train FOR D@nrer sni ether principal
rssex-s In CosorHto. Joy be with them
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Thsre viii be nesting OF the Wichita
Council Of ths Royal ArcanHrn On Monday
evening. July isth, al ?. m The nesting
viii be held in the ball o. sts old city ball
building On Market street. Every member
f. earnestly requested % be present., As bust
ness Of importance viii be before the insect
ting. W. l. W. HH..gs. Sec'y.
HEx.T AxgLUxG. Regent
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
DIED.

In this city, a. The residsnes Of his scn- n
Law. s. u. Scott Saturday, July 18th. a;
.g p m, In the s5sh year q bis sye. Col
B. r. Foster. formerly q yszhviIie, Team
Burial from the rezidenoe, ios Poplsz
street., Sunday norning ct O'Clock
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Topeka should Dc z.ss
-wichira should he sl.7sb.
The returns made by assessors show that
Sedgwick county is the wealthiest county In
the safe with a valuation Of sl5,sss, JIG.
Shawnee Topeka county second has $ls,-
ss2. ga. Leaveuworth county ID third with
IS IS. gas-In 1856 these three counties were
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Day before yesterday, when Mr.. W. L.
aleBee was driving 4 to Valley Center, ne
hitched his horses to tree and went into a
farm house about four miles this side of that
place. They tore the tree up and went on,
nsce@itatipg Mr.. McBeeis walking to Valley
Cnter in the heat Of the day, where, how
oyer. he found the horses safe and sound.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Col W. Z. Campbell of kiowa was in the
city yesterday to talk with some of our lead
ing citizens about matter of great i'm
Yrrtance
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
American Almanac in 1870:

Seventeen years ago there were but eight
cities in Kansas that were worthy OF men,
ton in the American almanac. Topeka was
then the fourth city in size, and was closely
pressed for fourth honors by Fort Scott.
In 1880 Kansas had ten cities named in the
national report. Topeka then ranked second,
"a will be seen from the following table of
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Time Of game-One hour and fifty minutes
Struck out-Wichita, 2; Hastings, 1.
Double plays-Hendricks AMI Whistler.
Two base hits-Schneider, Hendricks and
WEIGH
Passed bs..ls-Wichita, l.: Hastin@ s, s.
Wild pitches-Hastings, 1.
Umpire-Reynolds.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Yesterday was good day for business but
q poor one for local news There seemed lit
tie transpiripg outside of the daily routine
life of the streets and stores
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Elizabeth Campbell of kinsley, Kan, whC
has been visiting Wesley Slayden, left las
evening for her home in that place, sccom-
panied 30 Miss Daisy Slayden.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Chas. Davidson and family, Leonard Jack
son and wife, and Miss Fanny Jackson leave
for Manitou today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

o. n. Sherman, I. Z. Parmenter. and
hro.her from the east, will leave today for a
trip to the mountains Of Colorado.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Col. 7. F. Fisher, general freight agent,
and H. C. Hadley general claim agent of the
TT. Scott, Wichita & Western, left for To-
peka last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The directors of the Board of Trade held {
meeting yesterday afternoon discussing som'
important matters
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mrs. A. KaIz and children leave tomorrow
for Wsukesha, Wis, where they will spend
the summer
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Workmen were Yesterday engaged in lay
ing the double track of the street car line on
Main between Douglas and First
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

l. d. Skinner, of the State National is at
home again from New York. He says this
Is q cold climate compared to New York
Eity
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mr.. Vincent had yesterday bsfore his res
taurant a large catfish frozen in a cake Of
ice from the Crystal Ice Company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Leopold AckeIman, of S. {. Heyman &
Co., Trade Palace, left last evening for the
oast to Law in a stock of fall goods
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The foundation for the new parochial
school, which is to occupy the old site OF the
Catholic church on Fourth avenue. is being
9Ycayafkd
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

In the state report for 1ss6 we find fifty
three cities of over 1900 population and six
with over 10 coo, and fifteen with over 5000
These fifteen cities ranked one year ago as
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

J. O. Doland, q business man of Green's
burg, was in the city yesterday and stopped
Tor short time with hin ,oad friends from
Pennsylvania, Robert and Joe CoaliA
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Rev. N. E. Harmon left last evening fol
Kingman where he will today deliver q
sermon,
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mr.. l.. Hays leaves today from New York
Tor Europe by the steamer Fulda
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Extra copies of the EAGLE cen be Oh
aained in the counting room for five cents
Saoh, with or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

s. z. Sharp, of Mt Morris, Ill, wa
among yesterdays arrivals in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

John Sullard has almost completed store
room on Douglas avenue just east of Mosley
avenue,
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mr.. Frank Wright, of Lincoln, Neb., ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

n, A. English is reported as being on the
sick list but not at all dangerous.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Col. Lewis with his family leave this weeI
Tor Minnatonka Lake for the summer.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mr. s. c, Reyman Of the Trade Palace re-
turned yesterday from visit TO his friends
and family at St Louis
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

DIR. McAdams has returned from a pleas
ant trip to Chicago and the east.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Mrs Ed. hartman left for Leavenwor;h
esterday. Visiting her old home.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Ed. Lane, the well known salesman for
Blank Bros. st. Louis, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The furniture of the West Side National
bank arrived yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Geo. D Erans, of: Gardner, Mass, is look
ing over the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Thomas Elliott, CT Bloomington, ILL.,, is at
Che Manhattan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

John Hoenscheidt was up to Emporia yes
T.rday
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Admission Is, IS ana SIC. Reserved seats at the
box ONCE during the day.
Performance commences at $40 p. m. shvrp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

HYICHITA BIOLOGICAL MUSEUM.
I" 49, 2S3 AND 235 MAIN STREET.
~. 6. MCCONNELL Manager.
The Coolest Place OF Amusement in the City.
THIS WEEK
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY II.
The Coolest Place OF Amusement in the City.
TEE BIG ALLIGATOR! = TIE BIG Alligator!
THE BIG Alligator.
FIFTY OTHER MENAeERIE SPECIALTIES
CURIo HALL
Three Large Floors-12 600 Square Feet-Twenty -four
Large Windows.
Special attention to Ladies and Children at Our
Afternoon Performances.
IN AUDITORIUM HALL
The Eminent Character Acter
-ROBERT = NEFF,
And the entire Company in a Grand Comedy
Bill in two acts. entitled
-PKCK'S = A = b OY-
Pronounced by press and public the funniest of
comedies. . cargo Of pure, Lnadultretea fun
Performances afternoon srd evening except
Sunday.
Admission 10 cents reserved seats 10 cent? specially
reserved seats cents extra.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
WHAT WE SAY Is TRUE

IF you want furnish your house this is the best
opportunity you will ever have to save money You
can go to the mountains on the difference.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

With Specialties songs, Dances and etc.
General Admission 10 Is and IS cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

FYyHE MAIN STREET THEATRE
Il AND SUMMER GARDEN.
241 and 24s North Hain Street.
J. J. LODGE MANAGER
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Week Commencing
MONDAY EVE. JULY l7al.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
The eautiful Southern Picture In acts, Entitled
THE PLANTERS WIFE.
thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings and special
Performance Sunday Evening,
The Romantic Mountain Story in acts Entitled
Miss, OR The GELD OF TIE SIERRAS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

We to get out OF the way Of the builder Big Sc
rifice dry goods. Look out for big bargai
Everything but corsets at cost